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Tech & Science Club Series

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COLLECTION:

Tech & Science ClubNumber of Episodes in the Collection

20 - 60

Duration

3 - 6 minutes per episode

Formats available

Full HD 16:9 / 4:5 / 1:1 / 9:16

Description

Technology is developing rapidly in this time and age. We take a deeper look into some of the most talked-about inventions to find out if the innovation under question is ready to go mainstream or not. We talk about environmental challenges ahead of us by diving into new studies and researches. We listen to respected scientists and learn the visions of noteworthy start-ups.

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Clips can be fully translated into any language.

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Non-exclusive, Country-exclusive.

Editorial use only

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Research confirms: Our bodies contain plastic waste

DescriptionScientists monitored a group of participants and found microplastic in their digestive systems. It has been estimated, that over 50% of the entire human population has microplastic in their bodies.

Length02:52

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Have you heard about the bionic superheroes living among us?

DescriptionA company named Open Bionics has developed the world’s first medically-certified 3D-printed artificial arm for amputees. Just like you can change the covers on your iPhone, that bionic arm lets you become the iron man or a character from the star wars.

Length04:03

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Food blogs and fad diets are the home cooking trends of today

DescriptionHighly technological ways to prepare food, linked with greatly improved capabilities in individual nutritional analyses, are likely to benefit wide reaches of society, but especially those with uncommon dietary needs or restrictions.

Length03:20

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Will jetpacks ever go mainstream?

DescriptionThe problem is that the device needs to produce enough force to overcome gravity. To do this, it needs a fuel source, which has physical mass. So, the more fuel is needed, the more the device will weigh. This is a very vicious cycle.

Length04:01

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Is drone delivery a gimmick or a foreseen future?

DescriptionDrone use for commercial deliveries is promising but still comes with drawbacks. In rural areas, drones have room to fly and land to deliver parcels at a customer’s doorstep. Dense urban areas present more of an obstacle for drone deliveries because of limited space.

Length03:43

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Green cities can improve our health and wellbeing

DescriptionThe human benefits of time spent in green spaces are significant. According to the Global Green Space Report, people believe time in nature is more integral to happiness than work, sex, money, or religion.

Length03:16

Item CodeTSCS006

These fire safety innovations can save lives in the future

DescriptionIn Europe, 2 to 2.5 million fires are reported every year. These fires cause 20,000 to 25.000 deaths, 80% of which are in private homes. In Europe and the United States, domestic fires are most often caused by smoking and cooking, respectively.

Length03:02

Item CodeTSCS007

Sweden uses bombs to extinguish forest fires

DescriptionIn certain regions, climate change is enhancing the conditions required for megafires, fires over 100,000 hectares, to burn. The increasing size, intensity, and frequency of wildfires is driving much-needed innovations in firefighting technology.

Length03:06

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Smart textiles can monitor your health and fitness

DescriptionSmart textiles perform the traditional functions of fabrics but are also equipped with technology for increased functionality. They can improve the comfort, safety, and even athletic performance of wearers.

Length03:27

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Will lab-grown meat end factory farming?

DescriptionGovernments are unlikely to meet goals of offsetting climate change without a major shift in the global meat and dairy industries. Lab-grown meat is also seen as a victory by some people who question the ethics of large-scale factory farming.

Length03:51

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How DNA databases can help solve crimes

DescriptionThere are currently more than 18 million profiles on U.S. genealogical databases. Some DNA databases make their data available for police reports in crime investigations. Genealogists see many ethical and privacy issues with familial profiling.

Length03:16

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How robots can save our coral reefs

DescriptionIncreasing signs and impacts of climate change are pushing many people to look to technology for solutions. Coral reefs are crucial to marine biodiversity and serve as barriers against coastal erosion.

Length03:53

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How close are we to having flying cars?

DescriptionFlying cars have been a subject of contemplation and conversation for decades. Henry Ford, the early hero of the automotive industry, said in 1940, “Mark my words; a combination airplane and motorcar is coming. You may smile, but it will come.”.

Length04:33

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Are online payment methods safe?

DescriptionSome consumers hesitate to purchase products from foreign websites where the perceived risk of fraud is greater. Alternative payment methods allow customers to use a payment platform they are comfortable with, regardless of where they are purchasing goods.

Length03:53

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Augmented reality in education

DescriptionAugmented reality is distinct from virtual reality, in that it retains and builds upon elements of the real world, such as the physical properties of one’s immediate surroundings, whereas virtual reality completely replaces the physical environment with a virtual one.

Length3:33

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Will new technology help or harm developing countries?

DescriptionMany innovators are looking for modern technology to address pressing issues faced in the developing world. Clean water, accessible and affordable food and safe housing are near the top of the list of basic needs that are often difficult to meet in developing countries.

Length04:03

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How close we are to wireless electricity?

DescriptionBecause speed and convenience are foundational values in our modern, technological world, several scientists and companies are now focused on creating efficient wireless electricity systems.

Length03:45

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How close we are to cloning humans?

DescriptionWhile cloning has the potential to impact humans in a myriad of positive ways, the cons cannot be adequately weighed, making it, at the very least, a risky procedure. Some people think that this risk will be worth it, while others do not.

Length03:32

Item CodeTSCS018

How can airplanes become more eco-friendly?

DescriptionOne significant realm of waste management and recycling that often gets overlooked is on airplanes. In 2016, airline passengers produced 5.2 million tons of waste, most of which was sent to landfills or incinerators.

Length03:11

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Deepfakes

DescriptionUntil very recently, the creation of convincing computer-generated video content was a lengthy, tedious process, requiring intense computation only available to large corporations, such as Hollywood film studios.

Length04:44

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How can exoskeletons improve human abilities?

DescriptionSome of today’s most exciting technological innovations are geared towards mitigating physical tasks which we, as humans, have already undertaken. One such example is machine-powered suits, or exoskeletons, which augment the wearer’s strength and durability.

Length03:29

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How Sustainable are Leather Alternatives?

DescriptionCellular agriculture isn’t just about replacing our animal-based food products. It is also being used to develop more environmentally friendly versions of a myriad of animal products, including, for instance, leather.

Length03:31

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What does the Future of Long-Distance Travel Look Like?

DescriptionOne of the more interesting aspects concerning the future of long-distance travel is the fact that it will be a combination of regaining some of the modes previously available to us and new technologies.

Length3:41

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Smart and Eco-Friendly Mobility Accessories

DescriptionWith more and more examples of climate change showing up in today’s media, humans are beginning to see first hand what has come of our centuries-long neglect towards the natural environment. In response, many companies are looking to provide new innovative products, while also being eco-friendly.

Length03:15

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How close are we to commercial human space flight?

DescriptionToday, however, we are experiencing the so-called third era of space travel, with the defining characteristic of joining private enterprise and manned spaceflight. This is making space tourism a realistic plan for the future.

Length03:23

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Your Car Tires might not be vegan!

DescriptionThe problem is since rubber and plastic products aren’t foods, manufacturers are under no obligation to list their ingredients. For this reason, many vegans are surprised to discover a number of their non-food purchases are in fact not vegan.

Length03:01

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